Predictions

Japan’s debt to the tune of 200+% of GDP will finally begin to have a negative impact on the economy. The fiscal crisis will start off imperceptibly mid-Spring with a whimper but will deteriorate and become full-blown as the year wears on. In response the Japanese government will begin monetizing debt and injecting liquidity into the system. Therefore Japanese equities will likely outperform

The U.S. Dollar horoscope is based on the Coinage Act, passed by the United States Congress on April 2, 1792, time unknown – set for 12:00 pm, in Philidelphia, PA which established the United States Mint and regulated the coinage of the United States. This act also established the dollar as the unit of money

Sears waited until after Christmas to announce the close as many as 120 stores.  CBS News reported yesterday, “Credit Suisse analyst Gary Balter says the softer-than-expected holiday sales performance point to “deepening problems at this struggling chain and renewed worries about Sears survivability.”  Balter added that Sears’ weakening performance may lead its vendors to start

The euro sank to a 15-month low against the dollar on Thursday as the European Central Bank (ECB) reportedly stepped in to prop up Italian bonds following an auction that revived fears Italy may be unable to refinance its huge €1.9 trillion  borrowings. For the first time since early May 2010 markets seem to see

‎2012 Prediction: Something very big will happen in America within the next 180 days. It will be more devastating than the credit crisis of 2008. For most people, it will hit them like a brick wall. It will touch Americans harder and deeper than anything else we’ve seen since the Great Depression. I will post

Have you ever seen any year compared to 2011? Since the Cardinal T-Square in July 2010 we’ve had BP Oil Disaster, Arab Spring, European Riots, 1700 U.S. cities with ongoing OWS protest, historical level of flooding, record droughts, record wildfires, record level of tornadoes, heat waves, along with 13 Deadly Earthquakes. Only 9% Congressional approval, with